Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-01-15
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
o. T. Geno has returned from Grand
Forks.
John Flittie has gone to St. Pau! on
business trip.
George Treat left Monday for Decorah.
Iowa, to remain until spring.
Emmett Pew. Towner county's regis
ter of deeds, was in the city Wednesday.
Cashier Lord, of the North Shore bank,
spent Sunday a: Park River with his
brother.
Mr.. Kelley, the Plaindealer represen-
tative, came up Thursday and went west
yesterday.
J. J. Ferry, travelling passenger agent
for the Wisconsin Central, was in the
city Tuesday.
Col. c. s. Uline returned Thursday
bringing his son Miller, who has grown
"anlost as big as man."
Attorney McGee went to Grand Forks
Tuesday to look after Tom Coughlin' IS
interest in the Donan contest.
Mrs. William Trainor of Boden town.
ship. has been very dangerously I'LL.
Father Claude was called on the llth.
Treasurer Serumgard has engaged
George Elmslie to assist him. George
makes his books look like copperplate.
Billy Budxe, the Red River valley pio-
neer, has taken to himself wife-Mis>
A. Kenkel. Long life to you both, Billy.
A. J. Stade was in town Monday night
being unable to get back to the Harbor
owing to the failure Of trains connecting.
Mrs. Kate Meuhlen. wife Of Nick
Meuhlen, the blacksmith who works FOL
Frank Priest, died Thursday evening a
8 o'clock.
Late trains Monday and Tuesday. The
trouble Monday was a freight wreck neal
Grand Forks, and Tuesday deep snow il
Minnesota.
J. H. Reynolds ("Roots and Herbs
bore down upon the drug trade Thurs
day and took in the Masonic sociable il
the evening.
Major Benham is putting up fifty tons
Of splendid Freshwater lake ice. Som
Of the cakes are thirty inches thick, ant
clear as crystal.
Services in connection with the Bap
tist church will be held in the schot
room tomorrow at II a. IN. and p. n
All are welcome.
Allen Mettler arrived yesterday fror
Iowa with carload of stock-three tin
young horses and the balance cattle, a
In good condition.
F.A. Power, one of the principal stocl
raisers Of the Mouse river region, an
Bob Fox, the live rustler Of Towne
came in Wednesday.
Charlie Bosworth came down Monda
to see what Commissioner McCormic
was doing. The board adjourned ar
Charlie took Jim home.
Major Cran1sie was oyer from Il
, agency Monday looking after those
} his wards who are hauling supplies
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Mrs. L. Berry and F. NJ. Foster le
Tuesday morning for Geneva, Obi
summoned there by the serious illne
Of their father, Mr.. Willard Foster.
Orville J. Brown and Edith B. Clio
were married at Grand Harbor by Ju
tlce w. H. Carver, Jan. 6. Brown
the happiest man on the North Shore.
L Johnny Bell took asleigh-load of De
ills Lake attorneys to Minnewauk'
ri Wednesday consisting Of Messrs. Wis
art, o. Brlen. Smith, Council and Gro,
Frank Palmer spent Saturday al
{. Sunday in the city. He came over
take dancing lessons, and it IS believ
I he will make an expert waltzer-in tin
Lieut.. Bowen came over from the Fo
81 Monday on his way to Chicago, whe
Mrs. Bowen has been visiting. Lie,
= and Mrs. Bowen will take trip east b
4 fore returning 10 the Fort.
A. C. Tucker. one of the character
;. Of Devils Lake, left Wednesday
Washington Territory. where his fami
lives. "Senator' Cooney still fingers
Il these precincts and Chicago Fly is NJ
4 at Churchs Ferry.
vi James A. Dignan and Elbins A. Casl
were married on the 10th by Fatt
Claude, at the residence of the brit
at eight miles west Of Grand Harbor. \
John Flynn and Miss Barbara Stoe'
we're the witnesses to the ceremony.
Frank Gravel. the live representa-
st. Of Anthony Kelly q Co., Minneapo
rusticated in these parts several d.
q. last week. Frank was one Of tho m,